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BosToN's DISGRACE.
Shocking Dissertation of an Old Burial
Place by Iaborers

Bosros, August 1Gth.-The Ee,1ung Reeord pub-
lishes an article charging that horrible desc
Grafton of the graves of the dead in the heart of
the city OF Boston has been going on for nearly
gan to dig trench along Boydston street TOR the
purpose of laying their wires As the work
men aseended the hill they encountered
the tops OF graves and vaults, which ex-
tend from the burial grounds on the Com
mon under the Fall and into Boylston
street. The roofs of graves have been broken in
and their contents thrown on the side of the
street with earth bricks and stones Scattered
all along the side of the trench, says the Record
may be seen legs, thigh and arm bones, ribs
portions OF skulls. and otner parts OF human
skeletons. SoIneof these bones have been hung
I'D on the fence of the Common, where thew ara
the subjects Of scurrilous iests, and are pointed
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should be paid to no one but the agent, and
should not, by mischance, get to the passenger.
A clause was adopted providing that each agent
put up bond of 500 on entering the Associa-
tion, $50 of which should go fine i'll case of
any Infringement of its provisions. The agree
ment was 1len adopted whole and the
meeting adjourned until Tuesday next.
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The Carson Murder.

DENyEI, August 10th.-Telegrams from Ala
mosa, Col, state that the report which reached
here day before yesterday, that William Carson
Sheriff OF Consjose county and the eldest son of
the famous scout. " Kit " Carson, had been rnur-
dered in Taos valley while attempting to arrest
an outlaw named Vigil. proves to be untrue
The victim was g KIT young brother OF
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YOSEMITE AFFAIRS.
Bids for Water Works in Yosemite Valley
The Hotel Lease,

SAN FRANCISCO August 1Oth.-ISpecial THE
Executive Committee of the Board of Yosemite
Commissioners met to-day for the purpose of
opening and considering sealed proposals for
the construction of Il system of water works for
the new hotel in the Valley. The amount ap-
propriated for the purpose was not to exceed
5000. The highest amount proposed was So, 500
by Huntington. Hopkins & Co., which, being
$500 in excess of the limit of the appropriation
was rejected. The contract will in all probs-
bility be awarded 10 Frank Smith & Co. for
S4,912, Us they offer to use steel pipes and other
fixtures of the best material.
The Board will next week advertise in the
Ecening Bulletin for bids for ten-year lease of
the hotel and of the grounds adjacent to it. and
also of certain pasture and meadow lands ap-
puItenant thereto.
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Successful ,r,it s,.,n,,,o,.

l|Hpyigf. 1857, by he California Associated Tsess.
MARYsyILLE, August l0th.-Halidie, the fruit
shipper of Biggs, recently sent carload of
peaches TO Chicago from Marysville He has
IeceiVed Word from the eonsignees that the fruit
arrived in splendid order, and was the best car
load OF peaches seen in Chicago this season.
Inc fruit was grown in the 300-acre peach
orchard OF Abbott & Phillips, suffer county,
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Field Fire in Yolo.

WOODLAND, August 10th.-On Monday a fira
proke out IN stubbleteld on the Ciemlncns
place, about ten miles above the town OF Capay.
IN Capay valley. The fire started from a shark
from thrashing engine and burned over forty
acres. BY hard WORK the men managed TO fight
the flames away from the grain stacis co59ses
quently tile damage was done. If the wind
hed not been blowing in the opposite direction
great loss would have resulted
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THE HUBITEs GIT (BEANl sorp,

PlTTsBURe, August 10th.-Pittsburg had little
or no difficulty in defeating the Bostons to-day.
The game was one-sided throughout. The home
team played in greRs form. and Mccormick
pitched better than he has done before this sea-
son. The attendance was good. seore--Pitts-
hnrg Q Rn.tnn y
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A switchman's shocking Deatb,

Icopp7gRi. 1857, by the California 4ssociGe Press
BAKERsFGELD, August 10th.-Henry Sisia, a
yard watehman at sumner, fell OIL car this
afternoon while making up train. The car
passed over him, lit rally seyering his body in
twain and killing him instantly. He was "
years OF age, and Il native OF Watertown, Wis.
where bis mother still lives. He formerly was
conductor on the Northern Pacific, and Rad
been here about three weeks
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San Diego Notes.
LCepgtgAl, IS. Gu ae califor1.ia Associnl.d pr.

Copyright, 1857. dy ae California Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, August 10th. Articles of incor-
p0ratlOn were filed with the County Clerk to-
day tor another big irrigation and land enter
prise, 10 be known as the San Luis Rey tlume
Company.
Julia seller, p fourteen-year-old girl, was ar
rested in house OF ill-tame tonight ON a teIo-
graphic warrant from Chief Crowley, of san
Francisco. The girl ran away from home.
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MONTANA.
\ Fatal Three -Cornered Shooting Match
at Melrose.

MELRosE, August I0th.-This morning z. C.
Maddox, prominent merchant In town. got
into an alteration with C. A. Clayton and Chas.
Powers, ranchmen, residing about four miles
three were armed, Maddox with a shotgun and
the Others with Colt reyolvers. A shooting en-
sued, in which Maddox was fatally shot through
the body by Clayton, and Powers through the
hand. Clayton gave himself up, and is being
brought to Butte City. Maddox belongs to an
old and historic Virginia family
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NV BEDFoRD Mass August l0th.-It Is nos
itiyely stated the President wiz join Mrs Cleve-
land at Marion during the last few days of her
stay.
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OREGON.


Latest Concerning the Killing of Upton
at ClaclSamas.
lCop19a, 1887, by The California Associated Press
PORTLAND, August l0th.-Nothing definite has
yet been received regarding the Clackamas
homicide, further than that johnson and his
wiie arrived some time since and separated.
when Upton took up with her Johnson vowed
vengeance, got revolver and went to the house
and shot Upton twice through the face. both
superficial wounds. He then made an attempt
TO shoot the woman, but his revolver missed
hre. Upton scufiied with Johnson, got posses
sion OF The revolver and shot him dead The
body was taken to st. Helens. Upton will re-
" " -
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a Logger Crushed 10 Death.
Cor,r-r,nLt 1se- L.. IL. l--.,.r-.-
Racing at the Bay.

SAG FRANCISCO. August th.-ispecisl. .Lat
me Ray District Park today the trot was won
time being 2-225s- The pacing race was won br
Johnny Eeigel. Bes. time, , sz ~
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MORE TABLES TURNED.

INDIANAPOLIS, August 10TH indianapolis
turned the tables on New York to-day and won
the game by better batting, fielding and pitch
ing. Two new players, Leitner and Mofiett
materially strengthened the home team, partic-
ularly Leitner, who pitched one of the best
games seen here this year. ScOre-indianapolis
10. New York I
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Collision in a Tunnel.
lcepyriglt, 1887, by he California As.oeic,,d p,

lcepyrigA, 1857, by the California ASsocicted Press
hSIGRANT Gar, August l0th.-A special freight
train ran into the carpenters haid-car while
returning from work this evening n few min
ntes past g, IN the tunnel one mile east of here
IheTe Were twenty men on the hand-car A
few received scalp wounds and brnisoq
Two years ago to-day three carpenters were
Killed under similar cir rann1stnncns ~
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Suicide from Hemor.a.

BUTTE, August lOth.-W. P. Schusler. an old
Philadelphian, who has a brother in the Balti-
more y Ohio Telegraph service in that CITY
some 500 on the Butte races and other gu1n-
bling, and in despair ended his life He stood
high IN nearly all the orders in the Territory.
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BURNED ITS BRIDGES.
The New York "Post- Welded to the
Mugwump Heresy.

7 eesrlgf' lssz' tg The California Assceaied Press {
NEw YORK, August l0th.-lSpecial. The Pos
tAngwumpl to-day defines It's position. n i;rst
quotes the following from HdrDer's Wssklg. as
showing Curtis position. In reference to ms
NeWIsort speech i says; :. Wedo not understand
that it imports either distr,Ist of the Presss.,t
OF regret at the very general support which he
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CARLOAD SOLD IN TEN MINUTES.
Copyright, 1857, by he California As,Oeir,ld

NEW YORK, August Especial. ]-Satis-
factory prices were realized ut the auction sale
of California fruit to-day. being as follows: One
hundred boxes of Bartlett pears, S2@2 81: 100
boxes same, SO 25t93 40; $50 half boxes cling
peaches, 81 e5al GO; $50 same 81 GO: 100 half
boxes gros prunes, 81 55@2 50 25 half-crates
Muscat grapes, 81 95@2; p halfcrates Rose of
Peru grapes, 81 As.
The sale lasted only ten minutes. The pears
and peaches were over-ripe. The grapes were
not fully up TO the standard, but the prInes were
very nice: There were about $50 dealers at the
sale. Only one carload of fruit arrived to-day
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DETROIT LAID OFT.

De rRoT, August 10lh-Washington secured
to DAYS game by better all-round playing.
Whitney did their pitching very effectively,
while Conway did only fairly wen for Detroit.
but the errors OF the home club were much
more costly. Brouthers base running was the
feature. Score-Wa Washington 9, Detroits !.
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SANTA ROSA TO BENroIA.

Work to be Commenced To-day On the
Carquinez Railroad.
Copyright, 1857, by the California Associated Press.
SANTA Rosa, August 1Oth.-Chief Engineer
Hood, of the Southern Pacific Company was
notified by telegraph tonight that large force
of men had been ordered to Napa for the pur-
pose of brea king ground on the santa Rosa and
Carquinez Railroad, under the direction Of Tuz-
ton " Knox, the contractors.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
PEERS OPPOSED TO THE Attended
LAND BILL.
The Crown Prince in ScotIand-Tur-
key Bluffisg Again-A Prin-
cess in a Police Court.
THE IRISH LAND BILL.

IprcAL DISPATCHES TO THE nroonpus1os.
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A NEW ORDER.
Fraternal and Social Organization OF
American Firemen.

NEW YORK, August l0th.-At its Convention
to-day the Order of American Firemen adopted
constitution providing for National Ass0cia-
tiop, fraternal and social in its character, but
not secret. ANY white man now an active
fireman, or who has been honorably discharged
from any fire department. is eligible to mem
bership. The color line was drawn because of
the prejudice of Southern firemen. among whom
it is desired to spread the Organization.
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The Telegraphio Skirrnish.

NEW YORK, August loth.-Po,tal people blame
Garrett, OF the baltimore and Ohio line, for
cutting rates, and say the only thing LEFT for
them to DO IL to join with the Western Union
and give him all the cut rates he wants
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EASTERN RACES.
Ashe Blnnette Runs Second in thu Mile
and Quarter.

and Quarter.
lCoPy1i, 1887, 5y lie Cci.feysjG Associated Press.
SARATOGA, August 10th.-The weather was
fiue, the track in excellent condition, and the
attendance good
The one mile and seventy yards Alaric won
Gallatin second, aud Miss Motley third. Tine
l:49.
The one mile Romp won, Lewis Clark second.
and Percy third. Time 1:47J5
The one mile and quarter Ten Strike won
Binnette second an Harry Russell third. Time,
21S%.
The three-auarter mile Fred. B won, Broueh-
ton second and Unique third. Time lI7
The five furlongs Matte Louraine won. Quo
tatl0n second and Irma II. third. Time, 1857
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
BRIGHroS BEaeH, August l0th-Weather was
pleasant the track good, and the attendance
fair to-day.
The purse for beaten three-year-o'd FIVE
eighths OF mile Dongau Won Young Duke
second, Breakdown third Time, lOI1s.
The purse for beaten three-year-olds five
eighths OF mile, Georgia G. won Bonnie c.
second, King Bird third. Time 1:0515
The selling, three-quarters of a mile, Elsie
Bwon won, Gold Star second, Bellevue third
Time 1:lS
The handicap, one mile. Leonora won, Jim
Glare second, Anarchy third. Time I:433t
The one and ore-eighth miles Adrisn won
Willie Palmer second, Neptunus third. Time
1879.
The one and one-sixteenth miles Florence NJ.
won, Pink Cottage second, Tolu third. Time
l.4q3. >'
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Prohibition Teachers Not Wanted

school-teacher near Gambetta, jackson
county. found his school-house guarded by a
mob yesterday morning, who refused him ad-
mission, on the ground that he was Prohibi
ZIONIST. McDearmon opened another school
house, and the Prohibitionists installed a new
teacher and the pupils divided according TO
Their parents views on the LIQUOR question.
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The Four little Princes.

NEW YORK. August 10th.-Prince Deyawongse
and the four little Siamese Princes, with their
suite, lett the city this morning on the Albany
boat. From Albany they will go to Niagara
Falls, and thence across the continent to San
Francisco, stopping at few of the principal
cities en- route. AT San Francisco the party
separates Prince Devawongse, with the four
little Priuces. going to Siam, and the Siamese
Minister and suite returning To London to rlaelin
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Hit by a Boomerang.

iCcpyStt, 1857, by The California associated frcss
PETALuNA, August 10th.-Hsskius & CALDWELL
grocers, made au assignment last evening. The
liabilities are about Si4, 600, and assets sI00co.
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Hiyh-Toned shoplifters.
DIAMOND POINTS.
Chicago Improves It's Record, and De-
troit Suffers Defeat.

CHICAGO. August 1Oth-Chicago turned the
tables on Philadelphia to-day in good shape
Clarkson pitched and the visitors only got six
hits off him. Casey was in the box for Phila-
delphia at first, but broke finger, aud BufIing-
ton was put in. They took him out soon, how
ever, TO save him for tomorrow Then Forartv
was called in from the right fe and did about
as well as the others. ScOre-CEicago II. Phiis-
delphia 3.
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a Paymaster susnended.

WASHINGTON, August 10th.-By direction of
the Secretary OF War, Major Daniel Bash, a PAY
rom duty and order to his home to await farther
orders. Major Bash is the officer who was
robbed Of 800 at Antelope Springs, Wy, on
march 18TH, by Charley Parker, a cowboy. It is
understood that Paynaster Bash is relieved
from duty until the amount is made good to the
Government, this being the custom IN any such
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The House of Lords Disposed to Ignore
Cahipet Concessions

Cabinet Concessions
LoSDoS, August 10th.-A inumber OF the Tory
Peers threaten to reject the amendments to the
land bill introduced III the Commons especially
the clause providing for a revision OF judicial
rents They have also warned the Government
not to attempt to deal with the question of
arrears. The attitude of these Lords has para
lyzed the Cabinets action in further amending
the land bill TO satisfy the Parnellites.
:, The Giadstonian whips have sent notices to
the members in the country to be ready TO re-
turn II the Peers mutilate the bill, and the Par
nellltes have been ordered to remuster in full
lorce. LORD salisbury and the Ministerialists
are using the utmost pressure to suppress the
revolt of the Peers
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AMONG THE SCOTS.

The German Crown Prince Rusticating
in the Highlands.
LONDON, August 10th.-The German Crown
Prince arrived in Edinburgh to-day and spent
tne day IN sightseeing. Before the Prince left
London, DR.. Mackenzie performed another
operation upon his throat. Electricity was
applied to the larynx, and the last traces of the
excreseere in the throat were successfully re-
moved.
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OTFFp GaAFs

BALTIMORE-Beltimore {, Nets S.
Bro 5KLEN-Brooklyn IL. athletics 70.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis u, Cleveland 4.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisvi 5. Cincinnati 4.
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A Costly Fire.

CoNcoRD tN. ~, August I0th-fate last night
the building occupied by Monroe & 60. and
with nine dwellings, occupied nv onsratives
were burned. The loss is SIS ,OOo
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PACIFIC COAST.
THE MOORE.BLACK FARCE ENDED
AT LAST.
Fatal Accidents = Slicl1ens Laden
Rivers-Ukiah Railroad-Cap-
ture of Swindler-Etc.
ALL SERENE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooED-us1os. !
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AN AFFLICTED SECTION.
The Great Northwest stil Suffering from
Drought and Heat.

drought and Heat.
CmcAGo, August 1Oih.-The telegraph wire,
crossing the vast area of country that has been
paTchins and blackening for lack of rain
brought only news of despair tins morning
Messages from all the different sections show
the outlook to be even worse than in tbe t,varf ~
four hours before. Then there was news of q
slight sprinkle at Des Moines, and faint homes
were entertained OF a few drops in places else
WheiS' Io-1sy teleglams contain the inforna-
tlon that not particle OF rain descended in all
that immense stretch of territory Added Ia
this, the temperature throughout the drought
region is rising, and the expectation of slight
showers anywhere is gradually being reduced
to a minimum.
WILD AND WEIRD SCENES.
DETROIT, August 10Th A gentleman who
travelled yesterday through the burning
Thumb" of the lower Michigan peoinsula SAYS
that meadow and bush fires are eyeIvwhere
Acres of cut grain and miles of fencing have
been destroyed. number of barns and cattle
are reported burned in the interior but definite
news has not been yet received. At night the
scene is wild and wierd one. Isolated houses
stand in the center OF the burning fields, and
their destruction seems certain. The town OF
Bad Axe seemed doomed, but sudden change
OF the wind drove the fire away. At the Straits
OF Mackinac the smoke is dense. and much
trouble is experienced by vessel men in making
the passage. In many parts of the State the
fres are small and scattered, but the total loss
will be heavy.
PRAIRIE FIRE NEAR CHICAGO.
promises to do great damage, started near
Thlrty-ninth street and Blanchard Avenue. a
mile west of the Union Stock-yards about l
O'Clock this afternoon. The town Of Lakes fire
department has gone to the scene. Tee fire
started from the spark of a locomotive. 1t is
not known whether any buildings are endan-
gered, but the infiammable condition of the
grass makes the fire serious matter.
RAIN REroRTED IN SOME PLACES.
MILWAUKEE August 10th.-Last nights storm
was pretty general throughout the Northwest.
according to the reports received at the railway
olhces and the Government Signal Station At
Milwaukee, Green Bay and st. Paul the rainfall
was quarter of an inch. At Duluth and La
Crosse, however, only a trace of rain was re-
ported. Rain is reported this morning from the
Hastings and Dakota Division of the Chicago.
Mllwaukee and st; Paul Railroad. Reports
from the lumber districts in northern Wiscon.
SIN, where forest fires are raging, are 10 the
effect that rain has checked the progress of the
1ames, and given relief for the time being.
The wind-storm which accompanied the rain
was very violent, ana much damage resulted ia
hay-Stack' BARNS cattle aud orchards
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wBITNEY's DISCRETION.
what the Tribune" Thinks of the
Cruiser Contracts.

Cruiser Contracts.
tC9pyr9ht, 1857, By The California Associa.ed Fes,i
New YoRK, August 1oth.-[special. 1.-The Trf
1eole edlor1ally says Secretary Whitney is at
hoefty 10 exercise large discretion in awarding
contracts lie Will not subject himself 10 criti.
clsn II he permits the San Francisco Arm tn
taKe one OF the nineteen-knot cruisers. since
congress provided that one of the vessels should
ne oiiil II practieable, on the Pacific coast And
the difference in bids is not excessive when
allowance is made for the long haul of freiehts
on the material used in the Construction. The
secretary cannot; in our judgment be too care
tlloute the work as widely as possible. for the
SAKE OF encouraging the shipbuilding industry.
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The State Textbooks.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10th.-Thc State text
DOCKS have arrived from Sacramento and Su-
peTlntendent Anderson states that they are dis
trlbuled as fast. as two men with wagons can
deliver them to the Principals At the end of
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CANADA.

American Locnsts Avenging the Wrongs
of Yankee Fishermen.
OTTAWA (Ontl, August 10th-The Rocky
Mountain locust has made its appearance in
large numbers In the Bear river settlement.
forty miles from Saskatoon, Northwest Territory'
and has eaten up the crops.
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IN GREAT DEMAND.
California Fruits Sought After in Chicago
and New York.

Copyright, 1887. By The California Assoc,Gted Pres,
CHICAGO, August I0th-Tspecial l-California
fruits still keep their place here, receiving more
attention than domestic fruit. The first receipts
OF Muscat and Tokay grapes of the season from
the Pacific coast were received the frs. part of
this week, and are meeting with good de-
mand. The market to day is firm with a good
demand, receipts being light. Tokey and Mus
cat grapes are sold at s2G2 D per halfcrate;
late Crawford and orange-cling peaches bring
sl@1 so per box when in good condition: Bart
lett pears sell at S. per box while Beurre Hardys
only bring 81 20; Columbia and Bradshaw
plums can be had for 81 25@1 so per box; Ger
man prunes, 81 5091 65 and Gros prunes, 81 Is
al so
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peaShes ~ Shlcdgo from Marysyille. He has
received word from the eonsignees that the fruit
arrived in splendid order, and was the best car
load OF peaches seen in Chicago this season
Inc irult was grown in the 300-acre peach
without irrigation.
The State Textbooks.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10th-Thc State text
peIlntendent Anderson states that they are dis
tIIpuleo as last as two men with wagons can
deliver them to the Principals. At the end of
the week all The pupils viii be supplied
Colusa WIN Exhibit.
CoLUsA, August loth.-The Supervisors have
Far. This, in addition TO the large amount sub
serloed by the citizens, VIII give Colusa county
splendid display.
Hit by a Boomerang.
Iccpisa 1857, by The California associated iress.l
PFTALuNA, August lOth.-Hsskins & Caldwell.
grocers made au assignment last evening The
liabilities are about 1909, and assets sl6oo0.
a Logger Crushed 10 Death.
lcopyIsa. 1857, by ae California AssOcsated Pressl
EUREKA, August l0th.-Edward Turner. work.
ing at Nance's logging claim ON Mad river. was
caught between logs and crushed to death ne
was stranger here, but has friends at Fond du
Lac, Wis.
The Riverside Railroad.
Copyright 1857, By tie California zssoc.a,eI Pre-,
RIVERSIDE, August 10th-Track-laying on
the Riverside, Santa Ana aud Los Angeles Rail-
road VIII be completed TO Santa Ana on Satur-
day and cars will soon be running on this road
to that point.
Held for Murderous Assault.
tcopyright, 1857, Js tie alfor4ia 4Sso1a.ed Press
Calico, August l0th.-John Pascoe was TO-DAY
ned ior assault with deadly weapon upon y
J. Flynn and George Hartly. '-- -
Accident to Workman.
Copyright, 1857, BY The California Associcse5 rsssl
SrAErsHTowN, August 10th.-Preston CONNER
iotsh mad his hand badly lacerased al the Boden
q Hatch sawmill to-day,
Racing at the Bay.
:, SAG FRANcIsoo August i0th.-ispecial At
.lle " ~! DistrleS tark today the tg0t was won
by woodruff Five heats were trotted. ire hes- !
.ine being 222}S- The pacing race was won ~ /
inEuny Eeigef Res. tirr5 - y ~ ~ Z
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Colusa WIN Exhibit

CoLUsA, August l0th.-The Supervisors have
voted 81 ,u9J To make an exhibit at the state
Fair This, in addition TO the large amount sub
serloed by the citizens, VIII give Colusa county
splendid display. ''